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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD Natidnal Topics Interpreted by William Eruckart National Pres Building Wa.htn.ton, WHOS STAR DUST NEWS HOTEL 4th So J Aiovie Radio D. C. By VIRGINIA VALE From this seat in had the temerity to oppose the millions who have the grandstand the view is quite President's court packing bill and clear that New who generally is regarded as much and loved The AdAbout Deal leaders are more of a Democrat than his colof Tom Sawyer ventures going out in this league, Senator Minton, who rePolitics will fence mains Deal New inside the rejoice that it has been summers primaries to nominate New Dealers always. brought to the screen almost The Indiana picture Is further intact. A few memorable against the conservative old line Democrats. I have looked into the complicated by the smoke rings scenes of the classic of boylocal situation in a number of states Paul McNutt is blowing around. Mr. and congressional districts and ev- McNutt, a former governor of the hood had to be skipped, but erywhere the line of cleavage is state and now high commissioner the important ones are all to the Philippine commonwealth, is showing. And these things are hapthere, the whitewashing of for the New Deal nominadeclarathe running pening notwithstanding the fence, Muff Potter under tion for the Presidency like the tions of Postmaster General-Nationhowsuspicion of murder, Toms Committee Chairman Farley that jackrabbit He says, there will be no interference. ever, that he is not a candidate for startling appearance at his It is not the purpose here to re- anything. It is a statement that is own funeral. port on every one of the states or hard to believe because the McNutt Filmed in Technicolor, the tones airplane flight from the remote is are subdued and districts where the battle is impendpleasant, making Unitacross the the speeches ing between New Dealers and old lands, town and all its Inhabitants the ed States, the free ood free drink of some line Democrats. I shall attempt, sixty years ago look entirefree publicity party given for Mr. In Chicago, the worlds greatest railroad center, hundreds ol trams however, to ouSine a few of them to ly natural. a network of tracks. Gliding through the McNutt an at outstanding Washing establish what is going on and how a year arrive and leave daily over There was a great the New Dealers are maneuvering ton hotel, all combine to spell the or so ago over David Selznicks "yards" on a streamliner from the Pacific coast, passengers see suburban passing and repassing each other. to get a better grip on Democratic launching of a political boom oi country-wid- e search for just the trains going west, others going north, of traffic is the tram dispatcher, flow Demsome in kind. the So, this complex Indiana, party machinery. right boy to play Tom. Finally, Unseen, but directing on a long sheet of paper. marks be will state soon ocratic desk his committee making at who sits calmly me To do this clearly, it seems to Tommy Kelly, son of a WPA workThere is no fuss command. his at are a of choice its slate and teletype up setting it ought to be recalled how Presier, was found in New York. Every- Telephone, telegraph and choice will be that satisfactory one who sees the picture will surely or bother in this quiet dent Roosevelt and numerous of his to the President. It means that be room which should by spokesmen have threatened those these will be New '! glad that Selznick passed up the all Dealers. That is standards of human f Democrats who have disagreed with of and actors Hollywood precocious senof death because the New Deal policies in any serious apparent found Tommy. For behavior be a madhouse until he waited tence already pronounced for fits perfectly the of activity. At any given way. The fight over the Presidents Van Nuys. Of course, Mr. Van Tommy Kelly moment, the dispatcher of Tom Sawyer. character plan to rebuild the Supreme court Nuys isnt licked yet,- but that is can report the exact posiof the United States caused a serious split in the Presidents sup- the picture. All Hollywood Is talking about the tion of every train on his no small feat in port and it was immediately theregreat change In Katharine Hepburn. division, a railroad center like ChiThen, the Indiana situation is, or The roustabout after that threats were forthcoming incomedy that she about those who had refused to go ought to be, of great interest to the dulges in for her new picture, cago. am I Accidents are almost unRepublicans. along on the court reorganization. affected Interests told that if the "Bringing Up Baby, has No in metropolitan known About the time that fight was in its life. her manner in longC. O. P. Democratic com- er Is she aloofprivate most bitter stage, it will be rememNo terminals like Chicago and haughty. mittee, controlled and New York, certainly bered, Senator Guffey of Pennsyllonger does she scurry away as if vania made a radio speech in which as it is, should ditch Senator Van frightened, or very bored, when co- much less commonplace than in outlying districts. he attempted to kick certain Demo- Nuys, he may decide to run as an workers approach. One of the leading safety crats out of the party. The White independent candidate for Lawrence Tibbett will come back factors has been the block He probably would not get House denied any connection with to the screen if Warner Brothers a in machine controlled anywhere were who signal, which divides few that speech, but there have anything to say about it They trackage into sections and believed Senator Guffey was acting state like Indiana, but he might want him for The Desert Song on his own initiative. That is to draw enough away from the Demoautomatically stops trains vote to enable a Republican and he will have time to make a at danger points. cratic to a New be Deal it say, appeared to win. policy, for the Pennsylvania DemoNow, out in Indiana there is a crat often has served as the mouthright young fighter in that way. piece on the Republican team. He is Rep. There was comparative quiet for Charles Halleck. By virtue of the awhile, but those with ears to the fact that he is lone Republican conground noted many minor rum- gressman from Hoosier territory, to the blings that, political wise, Mr. Halleck is in a splendid posicould mean only one thing. Those tion to set off some fireworks. Mr. rumblings presaged another earthHalleck is highly regarded by Deminin are quake. They increasing ocrats and Republicans in the house. tensity, too. We hear them from He is young, vigorous and keen. many directions. Furthermore, Mr. Halleck is neither Young James Roosevelt, son and a conservative nor a radical, and secretary of the President who is we are hearing more and more oi just now serving a tour of duty as a swing in the country that proba lieutenant colonel in the marine ably will land our political policies corps, was in Florida last month. in the middle of the road, instead While there he took occasion to say of on the programs oi publicly that Sen. Claude Pepper, most New Dealers or the a New Dealer, ought to be renomiRepolicies of nated and Well, Senator of yesteryear. publicans Pepper is such an ardent New DealAs I see the picture in Indiana, er that he once Said if anyone wantit is not impossible to therefore, to know his all ed that was position a situation in which the up conjure needed was to ascertain Mr. RooseLawrence Tibbett. velt's views because he would sup- New Deal attempt to drive Senator Van Nuys from politics would backport the President on any question. fire to the extent of electing a Re- picture soon, for Grace Moore is goI am told from sources that I senator. publican ing to replace him on his radio believe have an understanding of hour. Kentucky also provides a battlethe Florida situation that young Mr. Roosevelt's endorsement may be ground. In that state, I think New Joan Crawford was quite startled the deciding factor in a close race. Dealers made a great mistake and There are several thousand miles of trackage in the Chicago area, That is to say, the race was so it may eventuate that the mistake recently when she heard an but the dispatcher knows the exact position of every freight car. He will cost them dearly. Senator news between announcSenator broadcast and tight Pepper the able young Rep. Mark Wilcox Barkley, the Roosevelt spokesman ing that she had left her husband, determines their fate and watches solicitously over their contents, espethat one guess was as good as an- in the senate, is going to have to Franchot Tone, and would soon in- cially if they contain rush shipments or perishable commodities which must be directed to their destination immediately. Freight pickup and fight his hardest to win renominastitute divorce proceedings. other. Now, however, RepresentaShe from such bustling points as Chicagos huge Merchandise Mart Gov. tion over Chandler. "Happy tive Wilcox is asking the voters glanced across the breakfast table, delivery whether they shall determine who Kentuckians here who know the pol- and there was Franchot as usual. constitutes a mammoth task in itself, but the dispatcher takes it in his stride. their senator shall be or whether itics of their home state tell me "Never mind, honey, he counAdding to the dispatchers duties in a center like Chicago are the they shall be told by the White that the governor is a real challen- selled, "they have been trying to numerous trains from other rail systems which use his tracks part of the House. It is said that broad re- ger and that he is a campaigner of separate us for three years, and I which switch freight from their line to his. Many of these change-over- s or time, genuine ability. sentment already has been creatdont believe they can do it ever. are daily, scheduled occurrences. Others happen unexpectedly. ed; so much resentment, indeed, the New Deal misConcerning that recently Mr. Wilcox made the Hollywood casting directors destatement that no campaign would take: it will be remembered when a vote of thanks. They have serve Mr. Roosevelt be necessary on his behalf if only Deal terfered in senate put back to work r "Sistie and "Buzzie Dali, grandaffairs by indicat- three popular ac- Error children of President Roosevelt, ing his choice for tresses who have would give Senator Pepper their the leadership upon the death ol been playing hookey from the screen too the great Senator Robinson of Arlong. Zasu Pitts was $ was kansas. That the occasion when Over in Pennsylvania another out of her kind of a situation has bobbed up. the President wrote to Senator dragged kitchen, where she In that state, the Barkley, addressing him as "Dear and thereby attached a ti- has been busily writ- Pennsylvania bosses have had Alben, v tle that has proved such a source oi ing a cookbook, to Situation trouble agreeing levity. Victor ' When play it opposite became apparent on their candithat Mr. Barkley would meet oppo- Moore in "Strictly dates, and finally they took their Accidental for R. sition, the New Deal promoted a testroub'es to the White House. (I O. Joan Bennett, timonial for dinner the senator and mean tire Democratic bosses which returned from a sent New numerous just Deal have supplanted the Republican tour and very happy to be to stage to Louisville attend. who to bosses used rule Pennsyldown in her new house in was them settling Marvin Among McIntyre, vania.) The result of the White House confab was that Governor assistant secretary to the President. Beverly Hills, was persuaded to go Earle will run for Democratic nom- Well, the Chandler folks built up a to Texas to film The Texan with ination to the senate so he will be testimonial luncheon for the gover- Randolph Scott and several huncattle in support. nor on the same day. Although Mr. dred alongside another New Dealer, Sen'f if va. And Claire Trevor, so well liked reached Louisville in McIntyre ator Guffey, and Charles A. Jones, in her radio with serial G. Edward could he not to It time, make "just Snow blocks the tracks or a hot box is Pittsburgh attorney, was picked as reported, immediately the the nominee for governor. These get to the Chandler luncheon. So Robinson, was cast opposite him in dispatcher sends working crews and equipment to the scene of trouble a Warner Brothers was that and hundreds picture. of that, so that trains selections Were made by the state may continue to move. A few minutes later he is adat once decided that the vised that an Incoming train carries an invalid. Result: The committee, which is controlled, of dispatcher New Deal was going to have Mr. ODDS AD FADS-U- nd course, by New Dealers, and thereMan of sends a "red cap to meet the train, armed with a wheel chair. He is and that made them Barkley If llnmstone a! teed the nerve luce center of a railroad system, a man whose say fore those are about the only names ret Beery 'j truly stupendous of importance that will be voted on to themselves that they would career uhich hat been under a cloud responsibility dwarfs the duties of law makers and captains of inchoose their senator. It is of such of in the statewide primary, But the pictures lately. He uill foil, no dustry. Yet he lives unknown to all but the fellow railroaders whose that up tilth a sapid " Had Man From actions he guides. significance of these things is not so incidents that political victories and Arizona Deter fan Steeden defeats are made. apparent until it is known that two political congratulatory from telegrams Another battleground yet to be or three important Democrats in seteial A cw ork university professors Pennsylvania have withdrawn and mentioned is Iowa. Senator Gil- on the fourteenth annieersary of his was lette those who among did not radio ih hut. It seems that hdve "retired from politics" as a in 1934 they like the President's court reorganif used him from his clams one day result of the situation. zation scheme, and said so. From so he could inidition for a radio proif Now, in Indiana, there is still anthere on, he has been a marked gram. He has beat on the air ever , other picture. It is probably the man. He will . . Martha Tilton suite uho sings uith have to fight for most interesting of any now taking Goodman's Tuesday night y nw j i ,i renomination, therefore, against a Benny suing s lio,d did the shape. In the Hoosier state, we are New Dealer numhers that song ' an rather, opponent ol Juste Compton . vf, started oil with an announcement New Deal selection. appeared to be Representative in the film the An fid truth singing from the steps of the White House Wearin . has announced that he will U hen sou see the "Goldun Tollies by Governor Townsend that "Van be a candidate for the Democratic SOU may think that Indira Feeds is Nuya must go. He referred to the nomination. s.ngtng, hut sour old fn, nil I irgima Democratic Senator Van Nuys who Western Newspaper Union. lentil of the radio really retarded THIS fi, i Sen-ato- wild-eye- d moss-backe- hide-boun- d d early-morni- t t-- wheel-horse- s long-horne- d $r so-s- ... 5 i SN yfV rk those song numhers. SJ Wtsli-Newip per Union wpt Ua R., When In RENO, nTvTT'' HOTEL GOLDEN-rV.- 11 RADIO AND Trip" WEEK THE to-d- o State Popul.. Washington. well-know- n PLANDOT - 8ryiceni,;Amatrti$35,000,00 By LEMUEL F. PARTON YORK. Many years ago, NEW South America, this writer was always hearing somebody mut- (dogs), as he passed by. It expressed Propaganda dislike of all North Americans. Upton Trick Hurt book, Sinclairs U. Television, Test Eaulw. catalogue. . Felt Radio Co. lraae Jungle Inters 245 So. State ter "Perros! b. , PERSONAL ALCOHOL TreatmenUR S"Y.?,day?.at TOKIUM 1149 IN E fin, "UV STEAMSHIP TicmT: Steamship Tickets, CraZT ships. Write to America.,! L West tnd South st ; about the Chicago packing houses, had been carefully mistranslated, in BUILDING Math a widely circulated version, which made multitudes of South AmeriBujldingIndRFn1Trfc5ICS cans believe all North Americans Tile v ate dogs. Even in remote jungle towns, I found European trade 81KO 8. 11th E SALT i,r scouts and salesmen making diliTRUCKS FOR gent use of the book. It was the NEW AND USED TRIriT neatest trade propaganda trick of ud Best selection of?. w'ftlTK TRICKS. the century. d battle has continThe POULTRY ued through the decades. Late reFOrTITi HEADQUARTFRS raAmerican South are that ports poults ducks. Get our Vn dio stations are belting Uncle Sam PRICES on APPROVED c m w. 1ST tn with everything at hand, and, to VOC.FI FKS, BARYciTT the same degree, apostrophizing It- DEPENDABLE ARD breeds. Coal & Oil PORTER WALTON CO aly, Germany and Japan. For this reason, there appear, s PIANOS to be more than meets the eye PIANO BARGAINS -- SU in the printed story of our new Fully Guaranteed. Verykn. airwave rearmament, and the HOME SFR VICE CO., 164 fc' short-wav- e new of a assignment MUSICAL INSTRUv channel for broadcasts to South America. FACTORY BUILDING i of mimical inslnn,. With Secretary Hull, Dr. L. S. CHRIS B. LINSCar .Rowe, director general of the at So. Main - . . . union, pleads for strongFURNITURE er cultural ties in the first broadcast. Spanish translations follow Used Mohair Living room te Monarch Coal Range $i5. the English version. While all this is in the name of Rug f 14 95. Used WVpriftsi asten Bargain Basement, . . . and official 115 So. State peace and good-wilannouncements carry no hint of a HOUSEHOLD defensive propa-Radi- o Aida ganda war, it ap-f- n H RINGER ROLLS FOB Wholesale and retail APE SFKVIC E, 171 E. HRD pears to be the an-Fighting the S. Smear swer-perh- aps OFFICE EQUIPS only possible reNEW AND USFD desks sai ply to the widespread smearing mchs.s typewriters, adding S. U. in A. the 8. L. DFSK b X., 3M 8 nu campaign against Latin American countries. BABY CHICK The Dr. Rowe is a happy choice to head AmerRELIABLE BABY CHICKS TURKEYS From 12 Westerr icas "cultural, if not propaganda, BAILEY & SONS outreach in this direction. He has Seedsmen 8m h become widely known and decidedly CLAY product; persona grata in South America in Fr Drain Tile Sewer his 32 years of pleading and proseFire Brick and all elijr for lyting solidarity, friendship and UTAH FIRE CLAY CO understanding in the Americas. ATHLETIC GOC: He has fraternized with South Americans more than any other GREAT WESTERN ATHLtl Uniforms, Bats, Gloves, Base.i northerner, lecturing, writing, Volb balls. Athletic shoes, flf IDAHO SCHOOL RUPPIYC1 evangelizing and expounding his doctrines of friendly ICE CREAM free:; always on the high plane of cultural and intellectual interSODA FOUNTAINS ICE CL-. TER FREEZERS and Ice course. He has been head of the Bar Fixtures, Stool., union since 1920, M Tables Also recondition-CO. Hi John Barrett, succeeding Place 5S Post Office . one-side- E AND l, V , I CO.-- S.I, Pipe-- g Wa aisobec rden j eft op loved ; tween d ithep J begins at forty for Grade English Music Hall actress, who curtsies to the king and becomes a commander of the Order of the British e Alger pire. It is another Jane Alger story, Career of this tale f the Stage Star Lancashire mill girl who. became the highest-paientertainer in the world. Her earnings from her 5,000,000 gramophone records, and from the stage and cinema have reached $750,000 a year. Her film, "Mr. Tower of London, ran seven years. She lives simply with her mother, who manages her affairs, and never has anything more than pocket money. Every so often she visits Rochdale, the mill town where she sang for pennicp at the age of seven, and has a rollicking time, singing for her old friends. She was a "half-time- r in tjie cotton mills, half the day in school and half at work. In 1930, she made a brief appearance at the Palace theater in New York. It wasnt . Acf b polled much of a suc- cess. ex- She by Fear of Gum-Chcweplained afterward that she had been warned in England that entire audiences in America chewed gum together and in time, with dreadful facial contortions. This frightened her and spoiled her act, although, she admitted, there was only one r. observable She was glad to land safely in England, where she is widely beloved and known as "Good Old GraEm-Jan- d ... rs gum-chewe- de. Just a few days before her fortieth birthday, she returned home from a party at four oclock in the morning. The milkman, the policeman on the beat and a street-sweepceremoniously handed her a morning paper with her name in the king's honor list. She is tall, blonde and merry. Consollrt itofi News Features WNU Service. Smallest Book Claimed. What is claimed to be the smallest book in the world has been written by a war veteran sufferin, from shell shock at Munich, Ger many. It is half the size of an or s dinary postage stamp, of inch thick nnd contains 96 pages. The tiny volume has 10,939 letters, each of an inch in height. three-quarter- SUPPE BUTCHER LIFE hire, a DAT TON SUCP HOBART Complete 24 So. Wet "ong 1 Fede i Era' Market Temple St. by wh a 1312 Parag Coon Families hi fr Coons sometiiiies tra" o companies composed eigV the family of nix or tp are (1 in a hollow tw Week WNU No. -- ' 38IX i Sap Seals Wounds A rersinOMS sap in5ta the up any wounds indress as an antiseptic ous trees. First Use of Term The term robot was by Karel Cape "R. U. R. to designate ical man. P; Chinch Known The chinch bug, doi millions crops, was identified Carolina during the war. & Naming Marathw1 The Marathon raceWbecause after the thon a messenger miles to Athens to victory of the Greeks. - S. O. A f S. Used Contrary to Pruf, letters S. O. S, not distress eignal, do V such as phrases or "Save Our Ship- - Hi Ho SaJ "One of lofty mind, the sage Chinatow into error by t idea are shared by not even tried to uni , 't Milton Dictated Milton compe Lost" in a London lery walk, Brunhiil fr0rtl daughters wrote p toj-Joh- f The Creole A Creole is a of the French and L nits who lived in 1803, when Louisiana ican. - Lead Attack Lead poisoning body, but and especially tKfl fOOll ChnmrloBn's Ton The Indian cliaufl lls ture insects with ,it t |